Contact: Reach out to Brealant to discuss the work you've created.
Search: Our team reviews existing published works and prior use to flag any authorship or infringement risk relevant to your work.
File: Brealant prepares and lodges the appropriate protective record — such as a dated deposit of your work, or drafts your licensing agreement.
Check existing copyright records in the Philippines before you publish or license. Brealant searches IPOPHL records and advises on ownership and risk.
Register your copyright in the Philippines with Brealant. We prepare the application, deposit copies and IPOPHL filing so your work is officially recorded.
Record your copyright in the Philippines with Brealant. We prepare the documents and handle recordal so ownership is on the official record.
License your copyright in the Philippines with confidence. Brealant drafts licence agreements and handles recordal to protect rights and royalties.
Enforce your copyright rights in the Philippines. Brealant investigates infringement, sends demands and coordinates action before IPOPHL and courts.
Resolve copyright disputes in the Philippines efficiently. Brealant handles negotiation, mediation and IPOPHL proceedings to protect your work.
Transfer copyright ownership in the Philippines smoothly. Brealant drafts assignment deeds and records the change with IPOPHL quickly and correctly.
Literary, Artistic & Scientific Works: Text, music, fine art, photography, film, software, and other creative works listed under Section 2 of the Urheberrechtsgesetz.
Automatic Protection from Creation: Copyright arises the moment an original work is created and lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years — no filing is needed.
Strong Moral Rights: The right of attribution and the right to protect the integrity of your work, which are largely non-waivable and stay with the author even after rights are licensed.
Usage Rights You Can License: You can grant others usage rights (Nutzungsrechte) to exploit your work commercially while retaining your underlying authorship and moral rights.
No. Copyright protection in Germany is automatic from the moment of creation — there's no general registration system to apply to, unlike in the US or Canada.
Copyright protection lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years after their death.
We focus on practical protection — building evidence of authorship and creation date, drafting licensing agreements, and supporting enforcement if your work is used without permission.
Moral rights protect your right to be identified as the author and to object to distortion of your work — in Germany they're largely non-transferable, even when you license the work commercially.
Brealant can help you deposit or time-stamp your work and compile dated documentation, which serves as practical evidence of authorship and creation date if a dispute arises.
With the right information, the complexities of intellectual property and copyright in Australia are manageable.
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